Definition of BLABBED

Examples of blab in a Sentence

Verb

Don't tell Mary. She'll blab it all over town. “How did she find out about the surprise party?” “Tom blabbed.” He kept blabbing on and on about politics.

Recent Examples on the Web: Noun

Doing this will: kick your blab habit; conquer your fear of rejection (worst case, you get rejected for being yourself, far better than being loved for faking it); and render your what-to-tell question moot. — Carolyn Hax, idahostatesman, "Afraid to go directly to boyfriend with relationship problems | Idaho Statesman," 19 Mar. 2018 Want to hear a scientist blab about his latest project? — Steven Strom, Ars Technica, "The Red Strings Club," 7 Feb. 2018

Recent Examples on the Web: Verb

In 1962, Powers was swapped for Soviet spy Rudolf Abel (who, unlike Powers, never blabbed to his captors). — Edward Kosner, WSJ, "‘A Brotherhood of Spies’ and ‘Above and Beyond’ Review: When Spies Took to the Skies," 12 July 2018 Last week: 7 Jean Blanc put himself through the most awkward exit of the season after nonsensically blabbing about his intensely strong feelings for Becca. — Nick Schwartz, For The Win, "Bachelorette Power Rankings: Becca endures a brutally awkward elimination in Week 4," 19 June 2018 Moves Like Jagger’ and ‘Sugar.’ Throughout the drive, Corden and Levin blabbed about his coaching tenure on The Voice, his friendship with Voice coach Blake Shelton and Levine's tattoos. — Lexy Perez, Billboard, "Adam Levine and James Corden Get Stopped by Police on 'Carpool Karaoke': Watch," 25 May 2018 Over-interest in a colleague’s travel details aside, Renee shouldn’t have been blabbing about someone else’s vacation to an indiscriminate group of co-workers in the first place. — New York Times, "Your Job Is More Intense. Your Pay and Title Haven’t Kept Up.," 25 May 2018 In the book, the tight-lipped twosome are suddenly blabbing their heads off. — Michael Heaton, cleveland.com, "Half of Steely Dan is better than none: Minister of Culture," 2 May 2018 When a friend shares a fear, her friend must not laugh; when a friend tells a secret, her friend must not blab; when a friend eats her own feces immediately after defecating, her friend must not talk about it on Jimmy Kimmel Live. — Kelly Conaboy, The Cut, "Rude Shia LaBeouf Tells Dog’s Secret on Live TV," 13 Apr. 2018 Once loudly blabbed about conflicts among Trump’s lawyers while dining near a New York Times reporter. Possesses the best White House mustache. — Margaret Hartmann, Daily Intelligencer, "A Guide to Trump’s Fractured and Increasingly Sparse Legal Team," 5 Apr. 2018 Then on Thursday came confirmation that what unnamed sources were blabbing about was true: Vanessa Trump filed for divorce late Thursday in Manhattan Superior Court. — Lisa Gutierrez, kansascity, "'Our top priority.' Donald Trump Jr. and wife try to shield kids from divorce fallout | The Kansas City Star," 16 Mar. 2018

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